Changes save automatically when you leave a field. Tab moves to the next channel.
Probes need 4 full days (96 hours) connected before they can be judged — good probes fail with less data. You no longer have to wait for the whole tree: any probe under QC Days on the tree is automatically skipped (soaking) and re-tested next run, never failed. The Tree Status board and the run summary show what's soaking.
Download SDI12 data from the CR6:
Select the SDI12_tree.dat file from your LoggerNet data folder:
Shared folder\Experiment data\CR6_SDI12\SDI12_tree.dat
(Your Shared folder location varies by computer — use the trailing path as a reference.)
Edit a channel's probe name inline if it changed — names save automatically as you leave each field (a red cell means the save FAILED and blocks the run until fixed).
Running bridge regression on all assigned channels. Coefficients auto-save when complete.
<first>-<last>.csv is saved to Downloads. If any of the serials is already a built probe it asks first — a duplicate sleeve is the error the scanner exists to prevent.<batch>-r<N>.csv. Scanning a probe here adds it to the list and picks its batch; scanning a bag label picks the batch. Sleeve, then re-check the bag in Label Verify — a reprint retires its scan-check. Never the P-touch keypad.Documents\Probe Labels and open it from there each time). If Editor says the database file cannot be found, click OK — the next step connects the new one.H2601-2650 (1).csv). Tick Header Row Contains Field Names. The barcode and the big serial text on the label now show the first serial of the batch..ps1 → Run with PowerShell: it finds the newest run CSV in Downloads, lists each batch in it with its bag label, and prints one job per batch when you press Y — the printer cuts between jobs, so each strip is one bag and nobody counts to fifty. There is no CSV to pick, so last week's serials can never print by mistake. Run it with -Plan to see the batches without printing, and with -Preview once on a new PC to export three labels as images..ps1 → Run with PowerShell (on Windows 11 it may be under Show more options). If a window asks Do you want to run this software? press R for Run once — it is asking because the file came from a download. It then finds the printer, applies the six settings that make a barcode scannable, names the queue PT-E550W - Probe Labels, and prints OK next to each. If it says Windows refused the change, right-click → Run as administrator instead.Documents\Probe Labels.